The outspoken trade unionist describes the republican party nominee Donald Trump as an assertive politician.
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"Jeff Koinange Live" (JKL) a sizeably huge biweekly show that airs on "Kenya Television Network" (KTN) on Wednesday and Thursday nights, hosted the outspoken and probably the longest serving trade unionist in Africa, Francis Atwoli on September 20, 2016. During the show, Francis Atwoli who rates himself as the third most influential leader in Kenya after President Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta and Opposition Leader Raila Amolo Odinga referred to a shirt he was wearing as a “#Donald Trump shirt”
The Central Organization of Trade Unions (CoTU) Secretary General anchored his prediction that the Republican Presidential nominee stands a higher chance of winning the race to Whitehouse in the November 2016 America elections on recent polls that has been showing Trump closing in on his rival the Democratic PartyPresidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
An article by Jennifer Angiesta, "CNN" Polling Director, published on September 7, 2016 which describes the race to White as “a near even race” indicates that Trumpwas at the time of going to press leading the race by 2 points at 45%, ahead of#Hillary Clinton’s 43% and the Libertarian Gary Johnson’s 7%.
Francis Atwoli believes that Donald Trump already appeals to “40 percent" of a population which resonates with the identity he has projected during the campaigns and what the Republican nominee is currently battling for is a 15% which is likely todetermine the outcome of the November’s race to Whitehouse. The trade unionist opined that going by the present context America is would be easily influenced to vote for a more assertive rather than a diplomatic president.
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Meanwhile, the trade unionist who is known for his signature expensive golden rings, wristwatch, bracelets, chains and for owning a unique vehicle mentioned during the live show that he is searching for a third wife. Mr. Atwoli – a father of 15 said the population of women largely outweighs that of men and encouraged men to consider marrying three wives to accommodate the difference. He cemented his quest for a third wife with an invitation to people to do a simple spot check in schools around Kenya where they can see for themselves that girls constitute nearly 65% of the population. Read more.....
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